Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19
POCATELLO MISCELLANY.

Shack row is being extended onto
the reservation.
The first train under new schedule
arrived about ten hours late.
The Indian ball and banquet was
grand success.
Lumber is ON the ground for Col.
Campbells new store.
Mr.. J. II. Bible, Of Bible, Brown &
johnson, 10 expected home shortly.
Hon. P. L. Hughes and mother
spent Tuesday in Blackfoot
J. w. Keeny and family returned
from Salt Lake Wednesday.
Three of the Eagle Rock dwellings
have arrived and will soon be ready
for occupancy.
The houses vacated by Hunter and
Holbrook will be occupied by Gid
Dram and j. d. Mullen, respectively.
Mr.. J. G. O'Melyany, formerly of
Pocatello but lately employed on the
Colorado division, returned last week.
When the residence of L j. Frantz
is completed it will be one Of the
most conveniently arranged houses
in town.
Invitations and tickets are out for
the Grand Ball and Supper to be held
at the Keeny House, November oath
under the auspices of the Order of
Railway Conductors
The band boys have not yet receiy-
ed their s75 promised them by the
Bingham County Fair Association for
music furnished last September.
A meeting was held by the ladies
for the purpose of getting up an en-
tertainment, the proceeds of which are
to go into the school fund
Now that the election is over and
the Anarchist have expiated their
crime, Pocatello has once more settled
down TO its normal condition. What
next?
A case came up for trial in Judge
Fishers court last Tuesday in which
Mrs Saltenberger, proprietress of the
| U. S. Restaurant, charged +. Martin
Barber with keeping disorderly
house. and after a number of witness
es had been examined, the Judge de-
clared that there was not sufficient
evidence to prosecute the defendant,
much TO the chagrin of the plaintiff
who had TO pay all the costs
The employees in the freight de
partment presented Mr. John Hunter
with a very handsome silver tea set
last Tuesday evening, to make mani
fest the great respect and friendship
in which they held their late chief.
; As the affair was complete surprise
Mr. Hunter was at loss how TO reply,
but managed in few words to thank
the donors; after the presentation a
few pleasant hours were spent at Mr.
Hunters residence, where the guests
wished him success in his new field OF
labor, and then repaired to their homes
DEATH OF WILL KEENY.
On last Friday night at 10:45 p. m
! viii Keeny passed away from thi:
/; world as in a sleep after his long ill
ness. Those who were with him knew
: not when his last breath and hear
beat came to him. Willie was JUS
j entered in the flush of manhood''
( morning-had just emerged from tht
portals of Youthful of life and gen
erous impulses of that age. He haC
but tasted the sweets of life, and it
aroma still fingered on his lips; th,
! bitter dregs which lie below and o
which we all must drink in time haC
not yet touched them. He had man,
q friends and each and all share tn,
, sorrow that shadows the household
To the mother, most of all, will tn,
sympathy be given, for to her come
1 the deepest wound and keenest pang
He was 19 years of age. Funera
services was held in Pocatello ol
Sunday evening by Rev, Mr. Stull, o
Blackfoot, and the remains wer
taken TO Salt Lake City the same da.